@Blue_Footy I believed in him right from the day he signed, premier league will surely give you a humble beginning plus injuries had him off too. but I know he will cook this season.
@Blue_Footy@Blue_Footy The fact that we can field all this quality players you listed and still have more quality and experience on the bench next season then I believe in whichever formation that works well for the gaffer, for me 3-4-2-1 wouldn’t be bad for certain games…
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I'm sorry to have to address this, especially while things are looking better at Chelsea.
But the support in games, mainly Stamford Bridge, has to improve if we want to win.
Yes the team has to give energy to feed the fans, but do we even have a Joao Pedro chant?
I've geniunely tried contacting some important people to try get a singing section.
Something needs to change, I get why fans haven't been up for it previously, we were bad.
Point is though, if Chelsea want to go and achieve something, your home form is crucial.
Stamford Bridge needs to go back to being a fortress again, I know this is a tradition, but even things like signing "we hate Tottenham" at the beginning of every game, why?
They are not relevant at all for us to be mentioning them every single game, better off actually making some chants for players.
And that's another thing, our chants are geniunely horrific, new Alonso one is guaranteed to be "Oh Xabi Alonso, Oh Xabi Alonso, Oh Xabi Alonso".
Remember when the new owners first joined they were suggesting introducing a "choir" group, it got laughed at, but they were on the right lines.
Sorry for the early morning ramble, but these things are part of the reason I have avoided going to Home games I often attended, hope things change.
Is This Why No African Nation Has Ever Won the World Cup? (France Edition)
Before the France-Spain semi-final, Spain's former Prime Minister claimed France had a world-class team, but "no French players," referring to the immigrant roots of many of its stars.
Lamine Yamal, whose parents are from Morocco and Guinea, disagreed, saying football should bring people together.
But the bigger question remains: why do so many players with African roots reach World Cup semi-finals for European nations, while no African country has ever reached a final?
The issue isn't talent. It's management. European academies develop it, while many African football systems continue to struggle with poor administration, funding, and player support.
Is football simply integration, or is Africa losing its best talent?
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@Dessie_Oj10@Blue_Footy Yea I get it, he would have actually done a like for like position substitution. Maino or Henderson for Rice. Rashford for Gordon would have made sense and balanced the game.